MA in Art History in Kingston Canada | Queen's University

Join vibrant and varied peers in our M.A. and Ph.D. programs, collaborating with internationally acclaimed scholars while developing expertise in fields like curatorial practice, digital humanities, technical art analysis, material culture studies, cultural heritage conservation, and global art traditions. Participants dive into lively debates during intimate seminars and annual student-organized conferences featuring presenters from throughout the continent.

Coursework provides access to museum internships, collaborative exhibition projects, and practical training in digital methods including 3D imaging. Art History graduate students may also enroll in Art Conservation courses. Teaching assistantships and fellowships offer valuable pedagogical experience. Our distinguished graduates pursue careers as academics, museum professionals, art market specialists, and more. Financial support is available for both M.A. and Ph.D. candidates, with admission decisions announced by mid-March.